Looking for a specific gland.

[Marvo]

I'm trying to source a type of gland we used to use many years ago on commercial appliances. It's a standard 20 or 25mm gland for a trailing cable but it has a stiff stainless steel criss-cross very loosely woven wire assembly on the back of it that assists the bend radius of the cable where it leaves the appliance. They were quite long, possibly between six inches and a foot.

I don't know if you've ever seen those joke finger handcuffs. It's like a woven tube you can push your finger in and when you try to pull free it tightens. Well those glands were like that but using s/steel wire instead.

If anyone knows an international supplier or even just the proper name for these glands I'd be very grateful.

 

[Marvo]

So do I but I doubt it would be fooling anyone around here

 

[LineProducts]

Is this it?
UNI Dicht ® Wire Mesh

 

[LineProducts]

If not, then I am sure this is!
Cable Strain Relief, Pulling & Routing w/Remke Wire Mesh Grips
Looks a better quality

 

[Marvo]

Thank you LineProducts, that's exactly the animals I was hunting for.

Suppose I'm pushing my luck asking for a version manufactured in the UK. Yeah, thought so, it would just make my life easier for importing.

Thanks again to everyone for their suggestions, much appreciated.

 

[alarm man]

Thank you LineProducts, that's exactly the animals I was hunting for.

Suppose I'm pushing my luck asking for a version manufactured in the UK. Yeah, thought so, it would just make my life easier for importing.

Thanks again to everyone for their suggestions, much appreciated.

you will be asking him to fit it for you next..rrr: top detective work from agent linep tho

 

[Marvo]

Yeah, agent lineproducts is on his game. I scoured the web but could hell find them.

 

[topquark]

Yeah, agent lineproducts is on his game. I scoured the web but could hell find them.

Me neither, I suspect google has it's hand in that somewhere .... I think I'm going to change search engines for a bit (my search results seem to be a little bit toooooo tailored these days).

 

[Marvo]

I use several search engines, Google for general, there's a specific engineering search engine I use that requires registration and I also use Dogpile which gives you compiled results from Yahoo, Google, Bing and several others.

Didn't help though, I still couldn't find the buggers. Sometimes I'm at a disadvantage because I don't know the exact English word for the thing I'm looking for.....that's my story and I'm sticking to it

 

[topquark]

Dogpile for a while it is then, :;